Maintaining an incredible upward momentum since they emerged as leading lights of the late-‘00s indie
rock scene, The Wombats return with their most sophisticated and sonically adventurous album yet. Oh! The Ocean (out February 21st 2025) grooves with social anxiety, internal strife and the tribulations of LA life, where Murph lives. Once again they provide escapism from the mundane with songwriting that has profound meaning to audiences in turbulent times, packaged in the band’s deceptively cuddly and playful façade. Alongside familiar sounds they explore new genres from glistening tech rock to sci-fi pop, futuristic fuzz rock to bluesy rock’n’roll, with touches of disco and hip-hop-inflections.
SUMMERSALT | THE WOMBATS
Sep - Oct 2025
SummerSalt brings a new sunny line-up for 2025 with The Wombats, DMA'S, Ball Park Music & more
SummerSalt presents another series of sun-kissed events in 2025 with a fresh and sunny line-up featuring THE WOMBATS, DMA'S, BALL PARK MUSIC, DEL WATER GAP, BEA AND HER BUSINESS, & RA RA VIPER!
Get ready to bask in the good vibes of this glittering live music experience coming to Torquay and Fremantle!
TORQUAY VIC
TORQUAY COMMON
SAT 20 SEP 2025
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FREMANTLE WA
FREMANTLE PRISON
SAT 04 OCT 2025
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Commbank Yello Mastercard Pre-Sale: Wed 12 Feb 11am > Fri 14 Feb 11am
SummerSalt Pre-sale: Fri 14 Feb 12pm > Mon 17 Feb 11am
GP On Sale: Mon 17 Feb 12pm
Tickets thru Ticketmaster
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2025 tour dates
PREMIUM GA - STANDING (SUMMER CIRCLE)
$200 plus fees
INCLUSIONS:
- DEDICATED ENTRY
- DEDICATED BAR LANE
- DEDICATED AREA CLOSEST TO THE STAGE
“Premium General Admission Standing Only" ticketholders will have access to a "Premium Standing Only" area closest to the stage. With this ticket, patrons can only bring small personal items with them to the event, such as a handbag or small backpack. No chairs, no eskies, etc.
PREMIUM GA - BYO CHAIR
$200 plus fees
PREMIUM GENERAL ADMISSION INCLUDES:
- DEDICATED ENTRY
- DEDICATED BAR LANE
- DEDICATED AREA CLOSEST TO THE STAGE
Premium GA Ticketholders that are not in "standing only" are required to BYO high back fold-up chair and can then kick back and relax. This ticket category also allows the option to bring a small esky (up to 50L per group) and an array of personal items. For more information, please visit the 'Event Info' tab.
GENERAL ADMISSION (STANDING)
$150 plus fees
"General Admission Standing Only" ticketholders will have a dedicated "Standing Only" area at the front of the General Admission section. With this ticket, patrons can only bring small personal items with them to the event, such as a handbag or small backpack. No chairs, no eskies, etc.
GENERAL ADMISSION (BYO CHAIR)
$150 plus fees
General Admission Ticketholders that are not in "Standing Only" are required to BYO high back fold-up chair and can then kick back and relax. This ticket category also allows the option to bring a small esky (up to 50L per group) and an array of personal items. For more information, please visit the 'Event Info' tab.
CHILDREN
$100 plus fees
Children under the age of 3 are permitted free of charge without a ticket. Children aged 3-17 must have a valid children’s ticket and be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. A Child may enter the Premium GA area so long as accompanied by a Parent with a valid Premium GA ticket.
The parent/legal guardian must be in the immediate presence of the minor at all times while on the premises.
THE WOMBATS
DMA'S
DMA’S (Tommy O’Dell, Matt Mason, Johnny Took) have gone from strength to strength since exploding onto the scene in 2014 with their debut single ‘Delete’. They've released four critically acclaimed albums – Hills End (2016), For Now (2018),THE GLOW (2020), and How Many Dreams? (2023) – all charted Top 10 in the ARIA Charts and resulted in multiple ARIA nominations, an ARIA for Best Group (2023), and have had 13 songs come in the triple j hottest 100, including #1 in 2023 for Believe (Cher) Like A Version.
The band’s third studio album, THE GLOW, was released 10 July 2020 and debuted at #2 on the ARIA Charts, #4 in the UK and #1 in Scotland. THE GLOW then went on to be nominated for 4 ARIA awards, and win three AIR Awards in 2021 for Independent Album Of The Year, Best Independent Rock Album, and Best Independent Dance, Electronica or Club single for the Avalanches remix of ‘Criminals’. How Many Dreams? followed in the successful footsteps of THE GLOW, achieving #2 on the ARIA Charts, #3 in the UK, and #2 in Scotland.
BALL PARK MUSIC
Brisbane’s melancholic pop masters Ball Park Music are made of five curious minds that thrive on musical experimentation. Their inventiveness is akin to that of UK supergroup Superorganism’s playful collaboration; the Avalanches’ ability to synchronise diverse genres, and Elliott Smith’s knack for carrying sadness with an honest wit.
It has been a tremendous journey since the five-piece formed in 2008 while studying music at university. In nine years, they’ve produced six albums – the last five having consecutively debuted in the top 10 of the ARIA charts. The band continue to sell out bigger venues each time they tour and regularly appear on the Australian festival circuit, including Falls Festival, Groovin’ The Moo and Splendour in the Grass.
Kicking off 2023 with ‘Stars In My Eyes’ reaching top 10 of triple j’s Hottest 100, and selling out nearly every show on the ‘Get The F**king Nerds Back On!’ national tour, Ball Park Music is truly proving themselves as one of Australia’s biggest bands of the last 10 years with an incredible catalogue of songs that have soundtracked so many lives.
DEL WATER GAP
Del Water Gap is the solo project of songwriter and producer S. Holden Jaffe. Jaffe currently resides in Brooklyn, NY and is inspired by "romantic encounters and simply lit rooms".
The years during which Jaffe began writing, recording and performing as Del Water Gap were ones fueled by the kind of hedonism that you can get away with when you're young and hungry in New York City. But at some point between exiting the pandemic and releasing his long-awaited debut album via Mom + Pop in 2021, that lifestyle had swiftly (and necessarily) vanished. Any trace of cynicism began to dissipate instantly upon his first session with producer Sammy Witte (Harry Styles, SZA) who encouraged Jaffe to abandon the self-conscious subtext of his previous work and make the record he's always wanted to make but never allowed himself to. That meant hoisting his sonic palette up into panoramic pop heights, first on "Losing You" and later on lead single "All We Ever Do Is Talk," a joyride hinging on massive existential doubt: "will we ever get that feeling again?" Can the cardinal jolt of young love last beyond its initial spark? Can one still achieve highs without the drugs? Are the best times really over, or are they still within reach?
BEA AND HER BUSINESS
Bea and Her Business is quickly becoming one of the great new hopes of the UK pop scene. Led by the single ‘Born To Be Alive’, her debut EP ‘Introverted Extrovert’ has already exceeded 42 million streams and resulted in her first airplay at Radio 1. Now Bea builds upon her flying momentum by sharing the new single ‘Me Against My Head’. Teasers for the track has already ignited anticipation, with 2.5 million views on TikTok alone and over 10,000 pre-saves.
Bea started writing songs in childhood. Her ability to capture honest observations and a little caustic humour from universal coming-of-age experiences reflects her early admiration of Lily Allen, while Lana Del Rey and Olivia Rodrigo are two of her current inspirations. But her influences go beyond personal experiences with a particular interest in the art of poetry, most significantly from Leonard Cohen and Kate Bingham. Bea’s first social media following came with her expressive cover versions, but her own songs have forged a much deeper connection with fans.
RA RA VIPER
Ra Ra Viper are an alternative/post surf rock group from Fremantle. The group are known for a sweaty and energetic live presence, releasing their debut LP "Big Speak" in November 2024. Looking introspectively at distinctly Western Australian emotional accounts, the band focuses on emotional songs filled with energy and a rough around the edges personality that is hard not to fall for.
WHAT ARE THE PLAYING TIMES?
PLAYING TIMES
1.00pm ═ GATES
2.00pm - 2.30pm ═ RA RA VIPER
3.00pm - 3.45pm ═ BEA AND HER BUSINESS
4.15pm - 5.00pm ═ DEL WATER GAP
5.30pm - 6.30pm ═ BALL PARK MUSIC
7.00pm - 8.00pm ═ DMA'S
8.30pm - 9.45pm ═ THE WOMBATS
*subject to change
CAN UNDER 18's ATTEND THIS EVENT?
YES! SummerSalt is family-friendly and this event is ALL AGES.
Patrons aged 3-17 must have a valid ticket and be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian (sorry, an older friend or sibling doesn't count).
Children under the age of 3 are permitted free of charge without a ticket.
The parent/legal guardian must be in the immediate presence of the minor at all times while on the premises.
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Note: If baby change facilities are needed, please visit the First Aid tent, which will supply a suitable space.
WHAT CAN I BRING?
WHAT TO BRING
- Tickets
- Credit card or debit card - cashless payments only for bar and merchandise.
- ID
- Fully charged phone
- Sealed plastic water bottle (not glass/metal) - Can be refilled at drinking water stations
- Sun protection - sunglasses, hat, sunscreen
- Footwear must be worn at all times (thongs are ok)
- High back fold up chair - ONLY in seated areas
PERMITTED IN SEATED AREAS ONLY (not “standing only” tickets)
- High back fold up chair (Required)
- Small esky – Up to 50 litres per group
- Small quantity of your own food/snacks
- Sealed non-alcoholic beverages in plastic bottles (no cans or glass)
- Small prams or pushers
WHAT ITEMS ARE PROHIBITED?
PROHIBITED ITEMS (ALL AREAS)
- Aerosol cans
- Alcohol. You may not bring in or leave with any alcohol whatsoever.
- Cameras - no professional standard or video cameras
- Glass
- Flasks/Thermoses
- Metal cutlery, scissors, or knives of any sort
- Large prams (small prams or pusher is ok in seated areas)
- Large Eskies (small eskies or cooler bags up to 50 litres per group are ok in seated areas)
- Picnic blankets (small blanket for a baby or toddler is ok in seated area)
- Low back (low to the ground) chairs
- Selfie sticks
- Umbrellas, marquees or shade tents
- Weapons or items that are deemed unsafe
- Any other objects considered by the Promoter and the Venue to be dangerous or capable of causing a public nuisance that could be used to distract, obstruct, or interfere with any performer
CAN I BYO FOOD & BEVERAGES?
This is a fully catered venue with a range of bar and food options.
You may bring SEALED plastic bottles of water/soft drink. No glass. Free drinking water will be available in the venue and patrons may refill their bottles. You may bring a small quantity of your own food/snacks.
If not in “Standing only”, you can bring in a cooler bag, small esky, or picnic basket.
CAN I BYO ESKY / COOLER BAG?
Patrons with "BYO Chair" tickets may also bring a small esky or cooler bag up to 50 litres per group.
CAN I BYO ALCOHOL?
You may not bring in or leave with any alcohol whatsoever.
WILL THERE BE FREE DRINKING WATER?
Free drinking water will be available in the venue.
Patrons may bring in sealed plastic bottles of water that can be refilled at the water stations (or you can bring an empty plastic bottle for this purpose).
WILL THERE BE A BOX OFFICE?
Tickets are to be purchased online prior to the event and tickets will be sent via email. One box office will be in operation and located near the main entrance where, if relevant, you can collect your ticket or speak to a Ticketmaster representative.
WILL SEATING BE PROVIDED?
Seating is not provided for this event for any ticket category. Patrons with "BYO Chair Tickets" are permitted to bring a portable, high back fold up chair. This is roughly the size of a normal height chair. No picnic blankets or low back (low to the ground) chairs.
Parents can bring a small blanket for their baby/toddlers to sit/crawl/sit on however adults cannot use picnic blankets.
We ask that you respect others at the show and restrict your space usage where possible for the comfort of all patrons.
WHERE CAN I SMOKE?
Smoking is prohibited in all parts of the venue, with the exception of designated smoking areas.
WHAT HAPPENS IF IT RAINS?
The concert will proceed rain or shine. Only exceptionally severe weather conditions will affect the performance, so be prepared for either scenario.
WHERE DO I GO IF I HAVE A PREMIUM TICKET?
There are two ticket types under Premium General Admission. With both types you have access to the dedicated Premium area closest to the stage, as well as dedicated venue entry, and access to a dedicated bar lane. Please look out for signage when entering and inside the event.
There is a PGA Ticket that is “Standing Only” – With this ticket you can only bring small personal items and a handbag or small backpack.
The second PGA Ticket requires you to BYO high back fold up chair. You then also have the option to bring food, small esky etc.
HOW DO I GET THERE?
Please note there will be no public parking. We suggest you use public transport, taxi, or rideshare services.
IS THERE ACCESSIBLE PARKING?
Accessible Parking is not always assured, however, in the absence of parking close to the gates, alternatives will be provided. Traffic management will be available to direct Accessible Permit Holders.
There is also a pick-up/drop-off point located close to the entry recommended for those travelling with patrons with accessibility needs.
When purchasing your ticket, we strongly advise that you notify the ticketing agent if you are in a wheelchair or need assistance so that we can contact you before the event.
IS THERE AN ACCESSIBLE AREA?
Our outdoor concert sites are predominantly flat grass parkland and in some cases beach areas, and at times, part of the venue can be soft and boggy. For patrons in a wheelchair, there will be an accessible viewing area. However, being accompanied by a carer is recommended. On show day, our customer service staff will be available if you need assistance in accessing the concert site. We strongly advise that you notify the ticketing agent, when purchasing your ticket, if you are in a wheelchair or need assistance, so we can contact you prior to the event.
To purchase accessible tickets or to book a ticket using a Companion Card, please CLICK HERE
CAN I USE A COMPANION CARD?
We have made a number of provisions to ensure our events are accessible to all. These include provision of a complimentary carer ticket, accessible entrance lanes and accessible toilet facilities. On show day, our customer service staff will be available if you need assistance in accessing the concert site.
To purchase accessible tickets or to book a ticket using a Companion Card, please CLICK HERE
CAN I GET A PASS OUT?
There will be no pass outs for this event unless in an emergency or medical situation.
Please make sure bring everything you need for the whole day/night.
CAN I BRING MY PET?
As much as we love our pets, dogs and other animals are not permitted at the event; with the exception of registered Assistance Animals.
If you need to bring an Assistance Animal to this event, please contact us via info@facetofacetouring.com.au prior to the show, along with suitable documentation so we can review this and provide the appropriate permission before the event.
Thank you for your understanding.
OTHER INFORMATION
ZERO TOLERANCE ON ILLEGAL SUBSTANCES AND UNDERAGE DRINKING
We have a zero-tolerance policy on illegal substances and drugs. Anyone suspected of using or found in possession of illegal substances or drugs will be escorted from the grounds and handed over to the police. Undercover police officers may also be actively searching for offenders.
COMMITMENT TO SAFETY
We want all our patrons to have a great time at our concerts. That’s what concerts are all about. We actively support and promote equality, diversity and inclusion and strive for our concerts and events to be a place of belonging.
But we take bad behaviour seriously.
Bullying, fighting, inappropriate touching of others, throwing items on stage, or verbal abuse are all clearly abhorrent and unacceptable. No person should ever have to endure this type of behaviour by others when they are attending a concert and simply trying to have a great time. We take various measures at our concerts to keep patrons as safe as possible.
We ensure that security staff that are posted to dancing and “mosh pit” areas have a heightened awareness of bad behaviour.
LEAVING THE VENUE AFTER THE SHOW
Please be prepared and allow some time to leave the venue if you are driving. Expect delays. Your patience is appreciated. Also please respect our neighbours.
Have a wonderful time
Have a question? Email us at: info@facetofacetouring.com.au
PREMIUM GA - STANDING (SUMMER CIRCLE)
$200 plus fees
INCLUSIONS:
- DEDICATED ENTRY
- DEDICATED BAR LANE
- DEDICATED AREA CLOSEST TO THE STAGE
“Premium General Admission Standing Only" ticketholders will have access to a "Premium Standing Only" area closest to the stage. With this ticket, patrons can only bring small personal items with them to the event, such as a handbag or small backpack. No chairs, no eskies, etc.
PREMIUM GA - NON RESERVED SEATING
$200 plus fees
PREMIUM GENERAL ADMISSION INCLUDES:
- DEDICATED ENTRY
- DEDICATED BAR LANE
- DEDICATED AREA CLOSEST TO THE STAGE
Premium GA Ticketholders that are not in "standing only" can then kick back and relax. These areas will have non-reserved seating provided. For more information, please visit the 'Event Info' tab.
This ticket category previously stated 'BYO Chair', but this has changed.
Do not BYO Chair to this event.
GENERAL ADMISSION (STANDING)
$150 plus fees
"General Admission Standing Only" ticketholders will have a dedicated "Standing Only" area at the front of the General Admission section. With this ticket, patrons can only bring small personal items with them to the event, such as a handbag or small backpack. No chairs, no eskies, etc.
GENERAL ADMISSION - NON RESERVED SEATING
$150 plus fees
General Admission Ticketholders that are not in "standing only" can then kick back and relax. These areas will have non-reserved seating provided. For more information, please visit the 'Event Info' tab.
This ticket category previously stated 'BYO Chair', but this has changed.
Do not BYO Chair to this event.
CHILDREN
$100 plus fees
Children under the age of 3 are permitted free of charge without a ticket. Children aged 3-17 must have a valid children’s ticket and be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. A Child may enter the Premium GA area so long as accompanied by a Parent with a valid Premium GA ticket.
The parent/legal guardian must be in the immediate presence of the minor at all times while on the premises.
THE WOMBATS
Maintaining an incredible upward momentum since they emerged as leading lights of the late-‘00s indie
rock scene, The Wombats return with their most sophisticated and sonically adventurous album yet. Oh! The Ocean (out February 21st 2025) grooves with social anxiety, internal strife and the tribulations of LA life, where Murph lives. Once again they provide escapism from the mundane with songwriting that has profound meaning to audiences in turbulent times, packaged in the band’s deceptively cuddly and playful façade. Alongside familiar sounds they explore new genres from glistening tech rock to sci-fi pop, futuristic fuzz rock to bluesy rock’n’roll, with touches of disco and hip-hop-inflections.
DMA'S
DMA’S (Tommy O’Dell, Matt Mason, Johnny Took) have gone from strength to strength since exploding onto the scene in 2014 with their debut single ‘Delete’. They've released four critically acclaimed albums – Hills End (2016), For Now (2018),THE GLOW (2020), and How Many Dreams? (2023) – all charted Top 10 in the ARIA Charts and resulted in multiple ARIA nominations, an ARIA for Best Group (2023), and have had 13 songs come in the triple j hottest 100, including #1 in 2023 for Believe (Cher) Like A Version.
The band’s third studio album, THE GLOW, was released 10 July 2020 and debuted at #2 on the ARIA Charts, #4 in the UK and #1 in Scotland. THE GLOW then went on to be nominated for 4 ARIA awards, and win three AIR Awards in 2021 for Independent Album Of The Year, Best Independent Rock Album, and Best Independent Dance, Electronica or Club single for the Avalanches remix of ‘Criminals’. How Many Dreams? followed in the successful footsteps of THE GLOW, achieving #2 on the ARIA Charts, #3 in the UK, and #2 in Scotland.
BALL PARK MUSIC
Brisbane’s melancholic pop masters Ball Park Music are made of five curious minds that thrive on musical experimentation. Their inventiveness is akin to that of UK supergroup Superorganism’s playful collaboration; the Avalanches’ ability to synchronise diverse genres, and Elliott Smith’s knack for carrying sadness with an honest wit.
It has been a tremendous journey since the five-piece formed in 2008 while studying music at university. In nine years, they’ve produced six albums – the last five having consecutively debuted in the top 10 of the ARIA charts. The band continue to sell out bigger venues each time they tour and regularly appear on the Australian festival circuit, including Falls Festival, Groovin’ The Moo and Splendour in the Grass.
Kicking off 2023 with ‘Stars In My Eyes’ reaching top 10 of triple j’s Hottest 100, and selling out nearly every show on the ‘Get The F**king Nerds Back On!’ national tour, Ball Park Music is truly proving themselves as one of Australia’s biggest bands of the last 10 years with an incredible catalogue of songs that have soundtracked so many lives.
DEL WATER GAP
Del Water Gap is the solo project of songwriter and producer S. Holden Jaffe. Jaffe currently resides in Brooklyn, NY and is inspired by "romantic encounters and simply lit rooms".
The years during which Jaffe began writing, recording and performing as Del Water Gap were ones fueled by the kind of hedonism that you can get away with when you're young and hungry in New York City. But at some point between exiting the pandemic and releasing his long-awaited debut album via Mom + Pop in 2021, that lifestyle had swiftly (and necessarily) vanished. Any trace of cynicism began to dissipate instantly upon his first session with producer Sammy Witte (Harry Styles, SZA) who encouraged Jaffe to abandon the self-conscious subtext of his previous work and make the record he's always wanted to make but never allowed himself to. That meant hoisting his sonic palette up into panoramic pop heights, first on "Losing You" and later on lead single "All We Ever Do Is Talk," a joyride hinging on massive existential doubt: "will we ever get that feeling again?" Can the cardinal jolt of young love last beyond its initial spark? Can one still achieve highs without the drugs? Are the best times really over, or are they still within reach?
BEA AND HER BUSINESS
Bea and Her Business is quickly becoming one of the great new hopes of the UK pop scene. Led by the single ‘Born To Be Alive’, her debut EP ‘Introverted Extrovert’ has already exceeded 42 million streams and resulted in her first airplay at Radio 1. Now Bea builds upon her flying momentum by sharing the new single ‘Me Against My Head’. Teasers for the track has already ignited anticipation, with 2.5 million views on TikTok alone and over 10,000 pre-saves.
Bea started writing songs in childhood. Her ability to capture honest observations and a little caustic humour from universal coming-of-age experiences reflects her early admiration of Lily Allen, while Lana Del Rey and Olivia Rodrigo are two of her current inspirations. But her influences go beyond personal experiences with a particular interest in the art of poetry, most significantly from Leonard Cohen and Kate Bingham. Bea’s first social media following came with her expressive cover versions, but her own songs have forged a much deeper connection with fans.
RA RA VIPER
Ra Ra Viper are an alternative/post surf rock group from Fremantle. The group are known for a sweaty and energetic live presence, releasing their debut LP "Big Speak" in November 2024. Looking introspectively at distinctly Western Australian emotional accounts, the band focuses on emotional songs filled with energy and a rough around the edges personality that is hard not to fall for.
WHAT ARE THE PLAYING TIMES?
PLAYING TIMES
5.00pm ═ GATES
SET TIMES WILL BE ADDED HERE SOON.
*subject to change
CAN UNDER 18's ATTEND THIS EVENT?
YES! SummerSalt is family-friendly and this event is ALL AGES.
Patrons aged 3-17 must have a valid ticket and be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian (sorry, an older friend or sibling doesn't count).
Children under the age of 3 are permitted free of charge without a ticket.
The parent/legal guardian must be in the immediate presence of the minor at all times while on the premises.
....................
Note: If baby change facilities are needed, please visit the First Aid tent, which will supply a suitable space.
WHAT CAN I BRING?
WHAT TO BRING
- Tickets
- Credit / debit card
- ID (if over 18)
- Fully charged phone
- Sealed plastic water bottle (not glass/metal) - Can be refilled at drinking water stations
- Weather protection - sunglasses, hat, sunscreen, rain poncho
- Footwear must be worn at all times (thongs are ok)
WHAT ITEMS ARE PROHIBITED?
PROHIBITED ITEMS (ALL AREAS)
- Aerosol cans
- Alcohol. You may not bring in or leave with any alcohol whatsoever.
- Food & Drinks
- Camp Chairs
- Cameras - no professional standard or video cameras
- Glass/Flasks/Thermoses
- Metal cutlery, scissors, or knives of any sort
- Large prams (small prams or pusher is ok)
- Picnic blankets
- Pets/Animals
- Selfie sticks
- Umbrellas, marquees or shade tents
- Weapons or items that are deemed unsafe
- Any other objects considered by the Promoter and the Venue to be dangerous or capable of causing a public nuisance that could be used to distract, obstruct, or interfere with any performer
CAN I BYO FOOD & BEVERAGES?
This is a licenced venue and there is a range of food and drink options for sale.
You are not permitted to bring food and drinks into the venue.
Free drinking water will be available in the venue and patrons may bring an empty bottle to refill.
CAN I BYO ALCOHOL?
You may not bring in or leave with any alcohol whatsoever.
WILL THERE BE FREE DRINKING WATER?
Free drinking water will be available in the venue.
Patrons may bring in an empty reusable plastic bottle to refill at the water stations.
WILL THERE BE A BOX OFFICE?
Tickets are to be purchased online prior to the event and tickets will be sent via email. One box office will be in operation and located near the main entrance where, if relevant, you can collect your ticket or speak to a Ticketmaster representative.
WILL SEATING BE PROVIDED?
Non Reserved Seating is provided for ticketholders that are not in "standing only". These areas will have non-reserved seating provided.
This ticket category previously stated 'BYO Chair', but this has changed. Do not BYO Chair to this event.
WHERE DO I GO IF I HAVE A PREMIUM TICKET?
There are two ticket types under Premium General Admission. With both types you have access to the dedicated Premium area closest to the stage, as well as dedicated venue entry, and access to a dedicated bar lane.
Please look out for signage when entering and inside the event.
CAN I USE A COMPANION CARD?
We have made a number of provisions to ensure our events are accessible to all. These include provision of a complimentary carer ticket, accessible entrance lanes and accessible toilet facilities. On show day, our customer service staff will be available if you need assistance in accessing the concert site.
To purchase accessible tickets or to book a ticket using a Companion Card, please CLICK HERE
CAN I GET A PASS OUT?
There will be no pass outs for this event unless in an emergency or medical situation.
Please make sure bring everything you need for the whole day/night.
ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION
For patrons in a wheelchair, there will be an accessible viewing area. There are two accessible viewing areas: For Premium GA ticketholders it is located at the front of the Premium GA area, and for General Admission ticketholders it is located at the front of the General Admission area.
See details in below section regarding ACROD Parking.
To purchase accessible tickets or to book a ticket using a Companion Card, please CLICK HERE
PARKING INFORMATION
A paid car park catering for over 60 vehicles is located directly outside Fremantle Prison, The Terrace via Fothergill Street.
Another large paid car park is located at the bottom of Fairbairn Ramp, accessible via Parry Street.
There are two ACROD parking bays located in City of Fremantle car park #29 (The Terrace) and three located in City of Fremantle car park #1 (Parry St).
Both car parks are managed by the City of Fremantle and parking fees apply.
IMPORTANT VENUE INFORMATION
VENUE CONDITIONS OF ENTRY:
Fremantle Prison is a World Heritage site and must be respected at all times.
Visitors to Fremantle Prison should note that the surfaces you walk on are not always even. Please watch your step.
No shoes, no shirt, no entry.
Fremantle Prison is strictly a non-smoking site.
Fremantle Prison accepts no liability for any loss, damage or injury arising from a visit or whilst on the premises.
It is a condition of entry that visitors observe all signs and follow instructions by Fremantle Prison staff.
Fremantle Prison retains the right to deny access and/or remove visitors who are being a public nuisance, acting recklessly, or failing to observe directions from Fremantle Prison staff or signage.
Strictly no BYO alcohol, and no smoking.
Food and drinks will be available to purchase at the venue. You cannot bring your own food.
No pass outs.
OTHER INFORMATION
WEATHER
The concert will proceed rain or shine. Only exceptionally severe weather conditions will affect the performance, so be prepared for either scenario.
ZERO TOLERANCE ON ILLEGAL SUBSTANCES AND UNDERAGE DRINKING
We have a zero-tolerance policy on illegal substances and drugs. Anyone suspected of using or found in possession of illegal substances or drugs will be escorted from the grounds and handed over to the police. Undercover police officers may also be actively searching for offenders.
COMMITMENT TO SAFETY
We want all our patrons to have a great time at our concerts. That’s what concerts are all about. We actively support and promote equality, diversity and inclusion and strive for our concerts and events to be a place of belonging.
But we take bad behaviour seriously.
Bullying, fighting, inappropriate touching of others, throwing items on stage, or verbal abuse are all clearly abhorrent and unacceptable. No person should ever have to endure this type of behaviour by others when they are attending a concert and simply trying to have a great time. We take various measures at our concerts to keep patrons as safe as possible.
We ensure that security staff that are posted to dancing and “mosh pit” areas have a heightened awareness of bad behaviour.
LEAVING THE VENUE AFTER THE SHOW
Please be prepared and allow some time to leave the venue if you are driving. Expect delays. Your patience is appreciated. Also please respect our neighbours.
Have a wonderful time
Have a question? Email us at: info@facetofacetouring.com.au